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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1912

Page

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Local Events and Community Notes Highlight Winter Socials

Civil war veteran George Ochs celebrates his 72nd birthday. Jacob Kling resigns after twenty years with shoe dealer W. M. Grube. Stevens Post 617 G A R to meet at Brobst's hall. Central Manual five of Philadelphia to play here on Friday. Ice-house owners face trouble as days lengthen. Linden Hall Seminary opens new bowling alleys funded by Jacob Nolde. Moravian church council to elect trustees and auditor next week. Mrs. David P. Bricker hosts Moravian Sunday school class at Warwick with refreshments. The Record thanks patrons for renewals. Jacob Herr becomes superintendent of Lititz Manheim Eph rata Gas Co. Rev George B Razer to join Warwick Reformed Church. W C T I to meet. Our badge and our notte topic. Mrs. E S Hagen’s circle hosts kitchen shower for Hora Habecker. Lancaster Quirer 60th annual report shared. Dr and Mrs EB Evans celebrate eth birthday with friends. Mrs. C L Moench remains in Brooklyn Hospital awaiting operation. York jail holds native of Hallville amid Christmas money theft case involving John Miley and others.

George Ochs Jacob Kling W. M. Grube Stevens Post Brobst’s Hall Central Manual Five Philadelphia Linden Hall Seminary Jacob Nolde Reading Moravian Church Council David P. Bricker Moravian Sunday School Warwick ECORD Jacob Herr Northumberland C. W. Stewart Lititz, Manheim and Ephrata Gas Co Long Island George B. Razer Maytown Reformed Church Rickerville White Oak Hagen Ing Hora Habecker Habecker Ove Cedar Street Lancaster Quirer I. . Witmer Lancaster County Achers Institute EB. EB. Evans J. G. Asner Joseph Iner Rothsville H. Fry H. A. Seaher Howard Evans L. A. Eitzel Lititz

Farmers' institute sessions in Linden Hall gym

The farmers institute under the State Department of Agriculture opens in Linden Hall gym with sessions continuing through today. Speakers from York and Troy discuss swine feeding, tobacco seed leaf development, and farming efficiency, with a concluding male chorus performance this evening.

Farmers’ Institute State Department of Agriculture Linden Hall J. C. Brubaker Brubaker E. S. Hagen J. Aldus Herr Franklin Menges York Leon Otice van Noy Troy Wm. Frear State College Frank Kline Spring City

Petition for involuntary bankruptcy against Harry H Firestone

Creditors in the United States District Court filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Harry H Firestone of Warwick township. Claims include Himmelberger 158 and Weitzel 171.67 with other creditors. Sheriff sale of Firestone's Pleasant View real estate was stayed due to competing claims. An attachment for 175 was issued by attorney T B Holohan against Firestone. Jacob Firestone and Barbara Hoak trustees are garnishees. Rugs 9x12 are very cheap at Doster's.

United Stated District Court Harry H. Firestone Warwick Township L. D. Himmelberger Wm. M. Weitzel Neidermyer Bros B. B. Snavely Pleasant View T. B. Holohan S. M. Huber Warwick Jacob Firestone Barbara Hoak

Poultry Show Awards Over $200 in Special Premiums

Last weekend's Linden Hall gym exhibition capped a strong show judged by Judge Corey. Despite hundreds attending, Lititz involvement was light. top honors went to Light Brahma entries with numerous gold prizes and premium ribbons from multiple breeders and clubs.

Fhuie Redenbach W. Snavely & Son Home Lititz Linden Hall Corey American Light Brahma Club W. K. Snavely & Son A. E. Wohlert Narbeth Jos. D. Hollinger & Son Elizabethtown Jos D. Hollinger Newman, Ill J. W. Shaw Brockton Mass Joseph Elias Mt. Airy

Death record of Elizabeth Hoffman widow of Jerome Hoffman

Mrs Elizabeth Hoffman widow of Jerome Hoffman died at General Hospital Lancaster last Thursday evening from a complication of diseases aged 56 years 2 months 8 days She was born Brunnerville daughter of Peter and Susan Brunner Her husband died 22 years ago She was a seamstress and member of the Reformed Mennonite church Survived by daughter Bertha nurse at General Hospital son Chester in Canada brother Peter Brunner and sisters Mrs Mary Kreiter Warwick and Mrs Amanda Phail Moravian Home matron Burial from her late home with interment at Brunnerville Rev John Kohr officiating

Elizabeth Hoffman Jerome Hoffman General Hospital Lancaster Warwick Peter Susan Brunner Brunnerville Reformed Mennonite Church Bertha Chester Canada Peter Brunner Mary Kreiter Amanda Phail John Kohr

Death of Sixyearold Harry Hummer at Warwick Home

Harry Charles Hummer died at his grandmother Mrs. Ellis Spickler's Centre street Warwick home after a two weeks illness with complications. He was six years old. Father Harry Hummer survives. Funeral services at 1 80 this afternoon at the house, burial in Moravian cemetery. Rev. H. S. Daugherty of Elizabeth Town to officiate.

Harry Charles Hummer Ellis Spickler Centre Street Warwick Harry Hummer S. Daugherty Elizabethtown

Death of Edwin Good at Warwick at Age Six

Edwin son of Ira Good of Warwick died of membranous croup on Sunday after a brief illness. He was six years old. The funeral was held Monday and burial followed in Machpelah Cemetery.

Edwin Ira Good Warwick Machpelah

Warwick Boy Dies While Visiting Grandparents

Robert Pierce of Warwick died of pneumonia after a four day illness while visiting his grandparents between Denver and Reinholds. He was seven years old. Survived by his father John D. Pierce and six siblings. Funeral held at grandparents home then Swamp Church near Ream Town with interment in nearby cemetery.

Robert Pierce Warwick John H. Pierce Denver Reinholds John D. Pierce Swamp Church Reametown

Death of Susanna B Killian in Brownstown at 60

Miss Susanna B Killian known as Susanna 5 Jillian died at her sister Mrs Henry Geyer home on Front Street in this borough on Wednesday evening December 27 aged 60 years 4 months. Continued on page 8.

Susanna B. Killian Brownstown Henry Geyer Front Street

Strictly Personal Items From Local Travelers

The column lists numerous people visiting or visiting relatives across towns and counties. Names include Nath Walte H B Buch T L Brubaker Leona Gingrich Mollie Swartz Harry Brubaker Esther Wolfe Carletta Downey Gladys Fleischman Lenetta Lehman Jane Gresh Ella Dever Edith Dever S P Erisman John Melzer Henry Lederle and others with travels between Philadelphia Greencastle Reading Mechanicsburg Enders Boyertown Coatesville and Dauphin Lebanon Berks Cumberland Reading.

Nath’ Walte Philadelphia H. B. Buch Greencastle Franklin County T. L. Brubaker Warwick Haydn Howard Reamstown Leona Gingrich Manheim H. H. Gingrich Mollie Swartz Lancaster Lititz Harry Brubaker Columbia B. A. Sturgis Rachel John Uhland Cressona Carrie Darraugh Esther Wolfe Mechanicsburg Cumberland County Leader Carletta Downey Gladys Fleischman Lenetta Lehman Reading J. E. Keene U. B.church Enders Dauphin County Erla Harold Murr Mortis Murr Boyertown Berks County Melvin Shreiner E. G. Witters Samuel Seaber Grace S. P. Erisman Evangelical Lehighton Squire John F. Ruth Erisman Rothaville John Melzer Henry Lederle Brooklyn N. Y R. 0. Melzer Mr. R. 0. Melzer

Lititz Borough Council Reorganizes For New Term

The Lititz town council reorganized with full attendance and elected officers including President John B. Leib and Secretary CG N Derr. Bonds set at 12000 for treasurer and 2000 for water superintendent. salaries unchanged. Police, janitor, and committee assignments announced. regular meetings scheduled monthly with time changes by season. Also notes a flour wagon accident delaying trolleys and a diphtheria outbreak in Warwick prompting school closures and disinfection.

Litatz Frank E. Schnerer H. N. Miksch Harry S. Neidermyer Burgess Steiner H. S. Neidermyer John B. Leib CG. N. Derr Lititz Springs National Bank M. G. Schaeffer, Esq Walter Miller W. H. Greek J. B. Young

Forney Family Dinner Hosts Visitors in Warwick

Mr and Mrs Martin R Forney of Warwick entertained at dinner on Sunday with their children and grandchildren including Lane Forney and children Mabel Esther Nettie Lime Rock Theodore Forney Raymond New Danville Clayton Sheaffer and daughter Mary Bareville Eugene Brubaker Warwick. Also present were Rey J G Hershey and sons Owen Robert Maria Graybill Miss Gussie Groff and Miss Mary Longenecker all of Lititz. All enjoyed the gathering.

Martin R. Forney Warwick Lane Forney Mabel Esther Nettie Lime Rock Theodore Forney Raymond New Danville Clayton Sheaffer Mary Bareville Eugene Brubaker Rey J. W. G. Hershey Owen and Robert Maria Graybill Gussie Groff Mary Longenecker Lititz

Graul Sells Bakery and Hassler Buys Dwellings

D D Graul sold his bakery and dwelling on West Main Street to S C Hassler last Thursday. Hassler resold his Spruce Street home to Graul. Terms remain private. Change takes effect on April first. Hassler brings years of baking experience. If bread quality matches Graul, no growling.

D. D. Graul West Main Street S. C. Hassler

A Pistol Expert Son of Henry Miller Returns Home

Charles Miller, son of Henry Miller, recently came home from U S cavalry. Fort Sheridan commander awarded him a war department silver medal for pistol shooting with 365 of 400 points. Targets mimic a man while shooting at 15 25 and 50 feet on horseback in quick succession.

Charles Henry Miller United States Cavalry Jis Fort Sheridan Ill War Department

Funeral of H. Howard Gingrich President of Farmers National Bank

The funeral for H. Howard Gingrich, president of the Farmers National Bank, was held Thursday afternoon December 23 at his home with large attendance. Eleven ministers spoke or prayed, including Rev. Hagen and Rev. Kreider. The service moved to Fairview cemetery under brisk winds. Mrs. Gingrich thanks friends for support during bereavement.

H. Howard Gingrich Farmers National Bank E. S. Hagen Gingrich Wehler Frederick Manheim H. H. Gingrich

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. L. Moench Ooklyn Hospital Suron Vistmas New Year Bishop Moench Bishop C. L. Moench PD. D Acon Street Moran M Hallville W. G. Strine John Miley U. S. Army Miley Linden Hall Gymnasium Brahma Son of Susanna Jillian Borough Council Leib Baum Badorf Sesseman Miksch Schnerer Neidermyer Sylvester Buch W. D. Fichthorn J. L. Mowery Momming News
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